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Published on: Thursday, December 31, 2020
By: The Borneo Post
Harvisanth: Bronze Award winner of Duke of Edinburgh Award 2020.
Kota Kinabalu: Harvisanth Singh, a 14-year-old Sabahan studying at SMK Datuk Peter Mojuntin, Penampang, youth activist and certified scuba diver, received the Bronze Award of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award for 2020.
Such awards have been recognised in over 130 countries across the world under The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation.
Harvisanth is known as a driven young man with a keen interest in environmental and plastic pollution issues, specifically on marine livings and ecosystem.
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(pic), an inspiring youth leader who is a Gold Award Leader and mentor to Harvisanth, said his achievement has allowed him to witness the huge potential of young people in conservation and sustainable development in Sabah.
Teenager Harvisanth Singh recognised for his marine environmental efforts to bag the Bronze Award of the Duke Edinburgh’s International Award 2020.
KOTA KINABALU: Harvisanth Singh is just into his teens but he is highly motivated towards conserving the environment.
The 14-year-old certified scuba diver is an active conservationist who is involved in efforts and programmes to save the marine environment in Sabah.
The teenager s keen and active participation in environmental efforts bagged him the Bronze Award of the Duke Edinburgh s International Award 2020 that recognises young people involved in conservation efforts.
Harvisanth, a Form Two student at SMK Peter Mojuntin in Penampang, is always driven by the keen interest to protect the environment.